Happy SG-1 Gen Fic Day!

Feb 01, 2011 08:46

Happy Gen Fic Day, everybody!

We're celebrating SG-1 and gen today! Comment here with links to new fic and older fic, recs, meta, picspam, vids: anything, as long as it's gen and related to SG-1. Spur-of-the-moment commentfic is welcome, too -- especially the crossover kind, which has its own entry here(Not sure what this all means? Check out the ( Read more... )

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X is for X Marks the Spot lolmac February 1 2011, 13:41:16 UTC
I got a little carried away with my prompt, and with the glee of MacGyver/SG-1. *fails to look guilty*

Here are a couple of Xcerpts from the story, which continues at my LJ. Warning: it's a two-parter, and Part Two will be finished and posted in about a week. Think of it as a two-part episode.

Mac looked hastily around the dig. Nothing seemed to be broken or missing; even the tools were still where they’d been left at the end of the previous day. They hadn’t discovered anything that could be stolen, anyway, not unless there were antiquities thieves capable of stealing an entire hill.

He hurried over to where Lacie was sitting, his shadow falling across her face and etching a dark line on the light stone and earth of the hillside behind her.

“Dr. Najjar? Lacie? You okay? Are you hurt?” She didn’t look hurt, just dazed.

“MacGyver - ” Lacie stood up, shakily; he caught her arm and steadied her. “What the hell am I doing out here?”

“You don’t know?”

“A minute ago, we were cleaning up after that awful dinner Ioannis made, and you ( ... )

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X is for X Marks another Spot lolmac February 1 2011, 13:46:24 UTC
And I also ended up with a drabble on the same prompt, which is essentially from later on in the same story.

X Marks the Spot

MacGyver stared in fascination at the symbiont pouch on Teal’c’s bared stomach. The huge X seemed to have been carved in flesh by a sadistic monster, but the mutilated man walked and talked, laughed and fought, smiled and lived with it.

“You’re sayin’ there’s a real alien in there? An actual sentient creature from another world?”

“It is indeed. And I am also from another world.”

“Whoa.” Mac’s eyes were shining. “Cool.”

Jack had been studiously looking away from Teal’c. He glanced at Daniel. “See? I told ya he’d say it was cool. I told ya he was a nutcase."

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Re: X is for X Marks the Spot revdorothyl February 4 2011, 23:08:24 UTC
Loving this. I'm looking forward to part 2, whenever you're able to post it.

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Re: X is for X Marks the Spot lolmac February 4 2011, 23:59:57 UTC
Thank you! If you want to put http://community.livejournal.com/bethinexile/ on your watch list for the duration, that's where it will get posted -- I'm aiming to be finished by next Tuesday (one week, deadline, eek). It's also in the Crossovers section of fanfic.net.

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shameless self-promotion lolmac February 1 2011, 14:45:12 UTC
This isn't part of the alphabet soup. I think it's slice of toast on the side.

Misappliance was my first try at a Stargate/MacGyver crossover, almost a year ago. It's a triple drabble: In which Earth's Bacon is Saved, and General Hammond has a Bad Day.

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ziparumpazoo February 1 2011, 14:57:01 UTC
I almost forgot about posting this anywhere else. Not a crossover, but definitely gen and team: Though Never So Rough and Grim - curmudgeon-y Jack and the last, anti-climatic mission with SG-1.

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sela21k February 1 2011, 15:12:20 UTC
Yay! Gen Fic Day!

We're weathered in here in Texas so this is the best time to snuggle up with more tea and a list of new fic!

Thanks to all!!

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N is for Nikita lizardbeth_j February 1 2011, 17:10:14 UTC
Malcolm Barrett, Assistant Director of NID Special Projects, got his coffee and started for the metro station, keeping his head down and wishing he'd brought a scarf. The clouds promised snow eventually, but for now the storm was bringing only an icy wind that cut through his coat as if it wasn't there.

There was a woman in a long, puffy black coat, leggings, and boots to his left, in the alcove of the stationery store entrance. He started to pass her, thinking of his meeting later, when she spoke in a dry voice, "You should try shaking up your routine once in a while."

The rest here
(it's a wee ficlet, barely too long)

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